The economic slowdown seems to have taken the steam out of entrepreneurship — at least in the campuses of premier business schools.
Data from the Indian Institutes of Management (IIM) and others that have completed their final year placements shows students going for a safer option of picking up a job than donning the entrepreneurial hat.
At IIM, Bangalore (IIM-B), for instance, eight students decided to take to entrepreneurship this year, half of last year’s.
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